Building an iPad interface for Overtone in ClojureScript

[ibdknox]

http://www.chris-granger.com/2012/02/20/overtone-and-clojurescript/

[oleyb]

The font colors on that page, especially in the code snippets are so low contrast that I can hardly read it. It's a topic I'm interested in but the styling is keeping me from reading it.

I know that there are bookmarklets, etc, which will make it readable, but the author should take note.

[ibdknox → oleyb]

It's a brand new design, and I haven't seen it on all screens yet. What OS/type of monitor?

[ibdknox → ibdknox]

Eitherway, I just increased the contrast on all content areas :)

[cormullion → oleyb]

The author could run it past http://www.accesskeys.org/tools/color-contrast.html to check accessibility information.

[airlocksoftware]

Thanks for this Chris. I've been learning Clojure in my free time, and you've combined several of the things that most interest me in one post (noir, overtone, and clojurescript).

[Tyrant505]

Side note: I like it when authors include a link the the HN discussions(when they are apart of the community) in their article so I don't bookmark both. So thanks :)

[ibdknox → Tyrant505]

I find that the discussions on HN are always better than having comments on the blog itself... Also it means I don't have to curate comments on the blog.

Basically it just feeds into my being lazy ;)

[Isaka]

Very cool.

I think the approach is clean, nicely composable, and directly usable. Well done Chris.

[jared314]

I would like to see more people recording themselves coding, then going back over top of it and commentating explaining what their were doing, perhaps with a "co-caster"/reviewer.